August 2010
Beginner to intermediate
432 pages
15h 39m
English
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There is no doubt that Apple has completely altered the mobile computing paradigm with its introduction of the iPhone and iPad. A sleek touchscreen interface almost completely devoid of actual buttons physically changed how we interact with our mobile devices. Fluid and dynamic, this screen can represent almost any two-dimensional interface imaginable. This alone might have blown away several previous generations of clunky, incrementally changing smartphone and netbook interfaces. But Apple’s insight into opening up the iPhone OS early ...